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From: [e-mail] (Dale R Rogers)
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|Television art depends mainly on design, and the combination of
|pictures. An Amiga running Dpain(t)/Brilliance is probably not enough
|to really understand the concepts here, so a copy of TVPaint might be
|the go. I'm not sure how HAM8 would go as far as broadcast quailty
|goes, but it is a very good start until you have 24bit gfx.

    Are you referring to animation or still art?  Does TVPaint offer
    animation tools such as those found in DPaint or Brilliance?

    Also list members, itsn't possible to respond to someone
    personally unless the posters personal address is included.
    Please include your personal address, otherwise we must respond to
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    Dale

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